Recent content by Naitch

I remember when Reddit was calling Marks a “genius” for “shaking things up” when it comes to how he approaches ownership. I am a Trackhouse fan and I think Marks needs to do what it takes to get results on the track.

In other sports, a team losing by 3 also doesn’t automatically catch up to the leader when an unrelated competitor commits an error and forces a pause in competition.

Wait until a race ends under caution and it costs Larson or Elliott.

Shows that some teams didn’t understand strategy. You would get playoff points based on your regular season points finish and you can get playoff points by winning stages. Not a good look for the teams.

I remember the bitching back when NASCAR did that. I recall some trash ending up being thrown on at least a couple tracks.

Ford abandoning the secondary series is not good for the sport.

History says being a mess has never stopped a team from expanding.

He barely registers in ARCA, which is just rich kids and weekend hobbyists and did not look competitive in his Truck and O’Reilly starts. Cleetus needs to run CARS and more ARCA. That RCR ride could have been given to a driver who actually earned the opportunity. But I guess earning something...

My mistake, I missed his top 10s last year. You misunderstood my question. You were concerned about “legitimacy” when it came to the playoffs but not when a YouTuber is showing up in the secondary series? 5 ARCA starts with an average finish of 15.4 is a paper thin resume. He has one Truck...

If you were crying about the playoffs making NASCAR “less legitimate” and you now support this Cletus farce, how do you square the inconsistency? A YouTuber with no top 10s in ARCA does not belong anywhere close to a competitive car in the secondary series.

They dropped “Grand National” in 2002.

The evolving identity of the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series points to a deeper problem that has been building for years. In the span of about two decades, the series has cycled through multiple title sponsors. Each change comes with a new name, a new logo, a new color scheme, and a new...

If it keeps the peace here, I can call it the OAPS. I didn’t mean to cause trouble.

I just call it the Cup Series these days. Again, it goes back to the problem of the secondary series not having a distinct identity. You can refer to the Cup, Trucks, and ARCA without saying a sponsor. You can’t do that with the O’Buschfinitywide Series.

It's a symptom of a broader problem, the erosion of tradition in name of the almighty dollar. I would be a hypocrite if I just advised candidates and campaigns that want to fight corporate power while at the same time being led around by the corporate dog collar. Notice how I just called it the...